Sentence examples for incidental association from inspiring English sources

Ingmar Bergman is one of the greatest of modern directors, but he's also an instant object of comedy because of his incidental association with Woody Allen, America's leading Bergmaniac.

The potential of Fusobacterium seems to be worth describing although we could not exclude the possibility of an incidental association due to small sample size.

This argues against the possibility that our results were simply the consequence of incidental association in noisy data, and suggest that they are the consequence of biologically significant alterations in neural connectivity.

This data raise the possibility of causal rather than an incidental association between IPH and autoimmune disorders.

Accidents can result in a continuous mental replay of a traumatic event, strengthening and extending incidental associations with every replay.

Like Agnès Varda, he's a gleaner of encounters and observations, and, like Varda, he's a philosophical chameleon who coaxes a sharp-lined identity and a distinctive world view from his varied round of incidental associations.

Lack of evidence for different timing of pubertal onset in PKU patients compared with the general population corroborates our observation, and strongly supports the notion of a co-incidental association between PKU and TCPP.

The resulting architecture includes striatal reinforcement learning based on egocentric representations of sensory states and actions, incidental Hebbian association of sensory information with allocentric state representations in the hippocampus, and arbitration of the outputs of both systems based on confidence/uncertainty in medial prefrontal cortex.

To discard any incidental confounding association of HERG1 with LQT or SQT syndromes among study and control populations, we excluded those patients and controls with LQT or SQT intervals on ECG.

Our study differed from Huffaker et al. [ 35] by excluding patients and controls having LQT or SQT interval on ECG recordings, in order to discard any incidental confounding association of HERG1 with underlying LQT or SQT syndromes which could have remained occult within the study and control groups.

This adjustment assumes, however, that the clustering is incidental to the association.